Dyl finally lets the boys get their hands on his pickup from The Game Galaxy in Rotterdam - The Lucky Dime Caper feat. Donald Duck.

Was this 1991 Sega Master System release any good? Er...

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Vid filmed in the Gaming Galaxy:

https://youtube.com/shorts/58UQ4whGXwk

Testing out the cart at home vid:

https://youtu.be/J6e1bXFqONY

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We've got another cracking episode of our Desert Island Diskettes series, this time with a special guest!

KimC86, a survival horror streamer and all round retro gaming lover, gives us her top 5 desert island games.

Great fun, great games and an all round great episode. A must listen! And you can check out Kim's YT channel here:

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And watch the episode on YT here:

https://youtu.be/F9_wgVggmwA

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Kevin Bayliss reflects on his incredible career at Rare in this fascinating interview. He worked on some incredible games including Donkey Kong Country, Battletoads, Diddy Kong Racing and Killer Instinct.

Kevin shares some amazing stories including how he created Diddy Kong, why Rare and Nintendo had such an iconic partnership in the 90s, and how Diddy Kong Racing could have looked very different.

AI use in art and video games and much, much more is discussed in this interview with a true gaming legend.

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It's time for us to rip off, er, I mean, pay homage to the BBC in the only way we know how and bring back Arcade Attack's Desert Island Diskettes. Try saying that after a few shandies.

As it's a comeback for the format, the boys get to choose only two games they'd have if they were stranded on a desert island.

Look out for more of these in the future! If you're a retro gaming (or gaming) content creator and you want to share your choice, please get in touch!

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Did you know that not every video game character was designed by Sega or Nintendo? I know, scary.

After revealing the top 25 characters of the aforementioned companies in previous pods, we finally look at the best of the rest...

Who will be crowned the best? Will it be a street fighter, maybe a resident evil resident, a mere mortal who likes to kombat or perhaps even an alien from the Nth Dimension? Enjoy this top 25!

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Next week we're presenting you with our top 25 video game characters not created by Sega or Nintendo - but this week, enjoy this bonus podcast where we look at some of the unlucky characters who did not make our top 25!

Did your favourite character make the subs bench? Should they have ranked higher? Get ready to shout at us as we reveal the characters who did not make our top 25 of all time!

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In a follow up to last week's episode, we continue our look back at the gaming scene circa March 1993 by delving into three more of the most popular magazines of the time, including a perspective from across the pond courtesy of Electronic Gaming Monthly.

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Remember a time when print media was still relevant? We do, and without gaming magazines Arcade Attack would (probably) never have been born. So join us as we take a look back at the March 1993 issue of the mighty Sega Power, and share some of our own magazine related tales...

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Ryoichi Hasegawa is a true SEGA legend. He helped produce some classic titles including NiGHTS into Dreams, Crazy Taxi, Streets of Rage 3, Burning Rangers, Ecco the Dolphin and Sonic Jam. He also worked on other classic titles such as Crash Bandicoot, Spyro the Dragon, Jak and Daxter and The Last of Us for Sony.

Stories include his work on Streets of Rage 3 and why it was so much harder for US gamers, his showdown with Nintendo when bringing Mario and Sonic to the Olympics and the true lowdown on how SEGA of Japan and SEGA of America got along during the 90s!

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It's time for Dyl to give the boys lots of books he's accumulated over the years which bring AI, Witcher and other discussions to the table..

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